Bottom line, decent unit and sound for the price but make sure it'll fit your needs before buying

Unit works, but does not work good with all devices, mainly my car

And so Sony and Philips, replaying their Dutch/Japanese collaboration of the 1970's, have been at the forefront of documenting and specifying Hi-Res, and Sony, too, has additionally been producing for a number of years now a range of players capable of pounding out Hi-Res music from portable and home players that were previously not even possible, even from the most expensive sound units

your goal is a fairly basic mp3 player with good capacity, good sound quality at a decent price, i would recommend the unit without hesitation.

Unit works, but does not work good with all devices, mainly my car

Besides the defect, the unit sounded good although equalizer is non-functional (as is FM radio) over bluetooth

The unit charges just fine with the various USB cellphone chargers I have, but for safety's sake I would vastly prefer to have a unit chosen by Sony to be a good fit for the player

(unlike the Fiio)If you need something to play high res on a portable player on only headphones, this unit will work just fine.

Also, reading the reviews seems like customers in China who bought one and got a knock off/fake unit as they came from a 3rd party seller and NOT Amazon.

Still not as warm and as open as I remember the Fiio (even via bluetooth) to be but much better than my iPhone obviously.